Archived Outdoors

Get your running gait scrutinized

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Wednesday, July 06, 2011

You might not run faster, but you’ll probably feel better doing it by taking advantage of running screenings Thursday, July 7, at the Jackson County Recreation Park.

Thomas Burns, board certified specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy with Carolina West Sports Medicine, will be on hand to look at aspects of strength and flexibility, balance, functional movements and running gait. The sessions are free, but to be evaluated you must make an appointment.

828.293.5174.

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